Tokyo Midtown in Hondo

Love the gastronomy scene here from small bakeries to Michelin restaurants.And the mall is very well maintained and clean . Hygienic restrooms. Close to subway station . A must visit when in Tokyo.

Nice shopping mall with good eating places n supermarket 🛍🛒🎀Battalion suggestions: provide additional directory listing places according to their cuisine

Very large clean mall. There are tons of great restaurants and even a food market for groceries.

The touch design exhibition was breathtaking, relaxing and fun for all ages!

Interesting architectures around the whole building. Its much better in the winter season. With the illuminations outside. Plus cherry blossoms season too.

Great shopping, beautiful park, and easy access. What more could I ask for? Its directly connected to the subway station, and buses are nearby. The parking lot is great as well for those who drive.

Tokyo Midtown is just on the other side of Roppongi Hills and can access it directly by the Oedo Line Subway.It’s a very luxury place on the 3rd or 4th floor I believe billboards Tokyo ( a high level venue for world renowned musiciansis located.Throughout the buildings floors there are also good restaurants to eat at.I do recommend going to the bottom floors which they have smaller restaurants you can by food already prepared and take it home or to your hotel.

Midtown is my favorite shopping mall in Tokyo. It’s well designed and has some great shops and restaurant options. Check out the bottom floor for a good supermarket and numerous restaurants. Behind the shopping mall is an open space that hosts many different events, including an ice skating rink in the winter.

An amazing place if you love or are interested in Art. There are lots of things to do here. There are a myriad of international cuisine to choose from.

A few minutes walk from Roponggi Station .theres an access going to the mall & Hotel and to the garden .

Not so crowded even though in the weekend. In the first floor, there are a lot of restaurants. Clean toilets, fancy place with top class customer service counters. Connect directly with the subway and perfect place to go during raining day.

Wonderful place with both office and shopping and underground metro. Mine office on 27th floor.

Pretty nice mall with high end designer brands and nice restaurants for all budgets.Has a grocery store inside as well (Precce)

I came here for an outdoor Chanel event, but was impressed by the building’s architecture and selection of curated shops, boutiques, restaurants, eateries and bakeries. Love the ambiance and mix of modern/traditional Japanese elements!

One of the best places for lunch, coffee, dinner, shopping, special events or staying. I enjoyed the park and the night illumination.

High end shopping mall in the heart of Tokyo right next to the bustling Roppongi Crossing.Impressive selection of restaurants, including high end (and very high flooredoptions at the Ritz Carlton at the top of the building.For the more budget minded, try out the B1 food area. Local, regional and international options mean something for everyone in the family.In the winter, be sure to stop in to the temporary ice rink (open this year until Feb 28, 2022). In the spring through fall, the same area is a lovely grassy knoll for picnic lunches and lazy afternoons

Its bit expensive location but we visited to see Christmas illumination and just enjoyable memories

Very clean and although the mall itself is a little old, everything looks new. During winter, there is an ice skating ring, and a lot of beautiful illuminations both inside, and outside. There is also a place to rest and eat, and even a spa. If you have the Tokyo Midtown card, you can get 1 hour of free parking.

Its pretty neat Christmas decoration at Tokyo Midtown! :))

The shopping complex is clean and nice!However, this place has THE worst parking lot in the whole Tokyo area. There are plenty of EV charging connectors, but they are not sectioned or come off to gas cars. The charger cable is very short, so you need to take the cable nearest to you, whichever is closer to your charge port.In addition, it is very common that the parking is completely full, but the sign says vacant. You usually wait in front of the gate with no way to back out, and after you pass the entrance, there is no space for you. Finally, there are a few parking blocks, so you have to keep driving to find your area. In crowded times, the wait time easily exceeds twenty minutes. This situation is unacceptable.

Lot of restaurants. Area is like a oasis with trees and flowers etc too. Real fun place during hanami.

Very cool place you have to see the cherry blossom and many things to do also they have EV charging stations

I thinks this is one of the best upscale “shopping mall”.Variety of very high quality goods.Lovely dining area represented by decent restaurants with cuisine all over the world.You have your area of take out food, big Dean and Deluca to replenish your home stock.It also has a Suntory Museum of Art with ever changing exhibitions.Also I would like to mention amazing smoking area with a view on midtown park.During Sakura season the park is magnificent.

A must visit place in Tokyo. The Galleria building is an elegant 4-story shopping and dining complex that also houses the Suntory Museum of Art, one of the museums of the "Art Triangle Roppongi". Green space is found behind the buildings of Tokyo Midtown, including a pleasant Japanese style garden named Hinokicho Park. They had great lights for Christmas.

Amazing lights! There were lights leading up to the main event. And once the main show was started, it kept on going! Very good light show with beautiful Tokyo back drop! Not super busy either.

We came for the illumination that was a sight to behold. This shopping complex is for everyone who enjoys good food, shopping, a leisurely walk in the park, and a lot more.There are events in spring, summer, fall and winter. The 21_21 Design Sight, located near the park is a great stop if youre interested in design that enriches our lives and offers a different perspective. The Fujifilm Square is within the compound. Swing by to view amazing photography exhibits run with different themes, featuring both professional and amateur photographers not only from Japan but also from other countries.

A great mall to walk around in, especially if you have a little kid. The shops are out of my price range, but the floors are roomy and allow for comfortable strolling, especially on a rainy day. The food courts and market on the lower floors have lots of options, but get really busy during meal times. The art and decorations in the mall are visually pleasing. There is an outdoors area that becomes a free concert venue during the summer, and an ice skating rink during the Winter. I believe the building closes at 1230am, even though most (if not allof the stores and restaurants are closed by then. We were there for a concert at the Billboard Live venue, so that could be the reason for the building still being open.

We didn’t have enough time to explore this place but it looks very neat and clean from the outside. Looks actually pretty new.

Tokyo Midtown might be my favourite shopping mall that I don’t shop in! I typically visit for the delightful atmosphere and a coffee or maybe some lunch. There are some gorgeous shops if you have the budget for them, a decent selection of high quality restaurants, a supermarket, massage centers, offices, residences and the Tokyo Ritz Carlton. There is also a nice little park out the back, and the 21_21 Design Sight gallery. There must be so many lore things that I forgot to mention...so suggest you just get down there and discover them for yourself!

Always a delight to visit during Hanami season. Good the place always have nice set up to enjoy the beautiful scene with a nice corner for chat..

This is a very high end shopping mall. Beautiful clothes, stores, food and during the Christmas holiday season they have a fabulous light show.

Oh my God this cherry blossom spot is the place to go at night. The illumination reflecting off the trees is so amazing. Definitely go there multiple times during the season. So many people are out enjoying the Sakura. The little bubbles with small tables is truly awesome

Tokyo Midtown is a new style of complex Cory based on the concept of "High quality daily life in midtown Tokyo" There are many stores, restaurants, a rich green park, museums such as the 21 21 Design and National Art Center of Tokyo. Upbeat pace to visit indeed.

One of the best in town. Nice restaurants, cozy atmosphere, easy to get by using the public transportation. A place to spend sometime checking the book store, delicatessen shops, museums (including Fujifilm corner with a lot of ancient photography cameras and exhibitions).

Large shopping mall with very high-end designers, but also full of typical mall stores. Came for the Christmas illumination, but also walked around for shopping. The Christmas Illumination was crowded, but extremely organized and structured.

The Christmas illuminations here are really quite spectacular, and would put many a city back home to shame. And yet this is only one area of Tokyo. One huge queue to get inside, but everything is well organised, and keeps moving. And once you get there, Wow! Amazing! A lot of work has gone into this. Cant help but think that many a football club back home would die for crowds like this.

It’s a high end luxury fashion mall, has a very nice food court downstairs, including different cuisines, also the outdoor restaurants are having a very nice weather and view, also there is a very big and nice supermarket downstairs.

One of the most expensive property in Japan. Here you get most of your need taken care of. From the multiple restaurant and eatery to major Japanese retails like Uniqlo or Muji. Designer brands and supermarket are all in the same roof. I love this place both interior and exterior architecture of broad space and straight lines . You have spacious plaza in the outside or inside . A great place to have a glass of whiskey near the park side on a chilly evening.Overall a great place to shop or simply chill out.

Good range of Brands and restaurants. Some of the restaurants on the higher floors have outdoor seating with great views.

Possibly my favorite shopping complex in Tokyo. It’s directly connected to the subway station for easy access. Very spacious and open so you would rarely feel it’s too packed. A ton of dining options. Gorgeous interior design and super clean bathrooms. And they always have special events (e.g. summer / winter illuminationsthat are free and open to the public. Really beautiful at night. Good place for walks / quiet place to sit and catchup with friends.

Tokyo midtown is right inside of the train station. It has so many shops and grocery stores too. Inside and outside is so beautiful, due to of cherry blossoms season, they had limited of cherry blossoms flavors desert. I missed the cherry blossom festival and it would been so pretty to see it.

Very cool place in Roppongi district. Nice museums. Free wifi.

One of the best places for outing/date etc. Most of the time you will find some event either in Midtown building or in Park outside. New and peaceful views. You can sit and enjoy cup of coffee, wine, beer etc. There are very nice restaurants, shops there for shopping in this beautiful 45F building. There is one Indian restaurant as well. Its bit expensive but good food.

This is a surprisingly good place for high-quality Japanese traditional goods, at fair prices. There was an old man with a chopstick challenge. There was Hanebisho (rabbittoilet paper, the worlds softest handmade toilet paper. And of course kimonos, dolls, porcelain, expensive knives, and many other nice things. Good food, too. One of the nicer shopping centers in Tokyo.

Great mall! Attached to the Ritz Carlton and lots of places to visit for shopping delicious meals and walking around. Gorgeous light show outside in the winter. A must see

High end shopping complex. You cam find the latest trendy goods and foods here. Nice place for family.

If you are tourist no need come there for sight seeing. If you would like buy Luxury product you must come there.

The clinic my company uses for regular health checks is here. Right into roppongi station (oedo sen), which makes it very convenient

Very good services. Not really like shopping there coz there are mostly luxury brands. The garden and park outside are very beautiful and worth going though.

Cool little area with a park you can lounge around at or get some exercise in. During the summer they had a huge light show operating. There is also a large shopping centre in the Ritz-Carlton building. So much to do around this area with plenty of restaurants and a really good supermarket also.